Two More Brooklyn Pedestrians Are Killed
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Both were seniors.
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Steal This Idea: Cincinnati Hires In-House Crew To Build Pedestrian Infrastructure
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In what could be a model for cities across America, Cincinnati is creating an in-house team to build safer streets for people who walk and roll, and vaulting over one of the most common roadblocks to saving vulnerable road users lives.
Opinion: Fully EV Car Share is Crucial for Lowering Emissions and Congestion
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Combining the carsharing model with electric vehicles and public charging can provide New Yorkers with an affordable and sustainable transportation option when personal car trips are necessary.
Community Board 4 Wants Shared Street on W. 22nd — And Continued Open Street in the Meantime
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A Manhattan community board wants the city to turn the embattled W. 22nd open street into a permanent shared street — the latest twist in a saga that has seen the popular play street under fire from a small group of opponents.
Pedestrian Killed at a Dangerous Bronx Intersection that City Has Failed to Make Safe
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A pick-up truck driver killed a pedestrian early on New Year's Eve at a notoriously dangerous Bronx intersection, then left him to die, cops said.
Wednesday’s Headlines: A Little TLC Edition
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The best story of the day was in the Post, where former Taxi and Limousine Commissioner Lucius Riccio said congestion pricing should first target the real causes of congestion: Uber and Lyft cars that flooded the city a few years ago. But there's more to that story. Plus other news.